Farewell, From Quiara Vasquez, Editor-in-Chief
It hit me a couple days ago, after I had made a batch of corn muffins. I looked at the discarded box of […]
Month: May 2020
Cut COVID, Not CUNY, Professors Protest 25% Cut
Written By: Allison Rapp and Gabriela Flores Due to the coronavirus pandemic, New York State will likely implement budget cuts across state agencies as tax […]
CUNY & Politicians Call for a Tuition Freeze
With the CUNY Board of Trustees imposing a tuition increase of $320 this year on top of the economic strain of social distancing, students and […]
USS Delegates, Election Results
After a week’s extension, the results of the Brooklyn College undergraduate student elections are out. The delegates elected to the University Student Senate (USS) […]
When COVID-19 Hits Home
This pandemic has held a number of horrible surprises. Two of them came the day my parents got carried off to the ER. The first […]
KC Johnson: Historian…Centrist?
Brooklyn College has often found itself in the crosshairs of right-wing groups alleging that higher ed is too ideologically rigid, obsessed with diversity, infested with […]
The Last Bullspit : My Time at Brooklyn College
Written By Ryan Gleason Yes, you read that title correctly. As I am graduating and will no longer be able to write for the Vanguard, […]
Farewell, From Farhad Rahman, Business Manager
Written By: Farhad Rahman I would like to start off by first thanking all essential workers. Including each individual healthcare worker, medical staff in […]
Farewell, From Jack Coleman, Arts Editor
So long! I had only ever worked in restaurants, where resumes either serve as indicators that you could handle a brunch shift based on the […]
Productivity at Home During COVID-19
We’re almost there. A couple weeks, then we’re done, but we’re not there yet. The end of term is May 22nd, and before that “finals.” […]